Know your Spot
CCC-See What We Do
Harm Reduction 101
Accessing Services
Miscellaneous
100

True or False: The only thing that Spot does is prescribe buprenorphine (Suboxone).

False. Bonus- name 3 other services?

100

True or false: CCCC has a vending machine that provides harm-reduction supplies 24 hours a day.

True.

100

True or false: Harm reduction requires a person to stop using substances before receiving healthcare.

False

100

This CCCC program takes place on Monday Nights for female-identifying clients.

Women's Night

100

What does Spot provide to patients to help them pick up their prescription without any issues?

A Spot program photo ID

200

A patient presents to the Spot without health insurance. What happens?

Spot helps with insurance enrollment and still sees them for a visit that day and can cover medication/labs costs for that visit!

200

Name one basic hygiene-related service offered at the drop-in center.

Showers/bathroom, clothes closet, laundry, hygiene kits, hand sanitizer.

200

This medication can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose and is available as a nasal spray.

Naloxone (Narcan, RiVive)

200

True or False: An appointment is necessary to see the Spot team.

False.

200

A CCCC staff person is uncertain if Spot can assist a client with their complaint. What should they do?

Speak with Ms. Kim or Spot registration/nurse

300

How does any CCCC staff member refer a new client to Spot?

Speak to Ms Kim OR directly to Spot registration or nurse.

300

This CCCC team goes out into the community to meet people, offer supplies and do syringe clean-up.

Outreach Team
300

Blue or gray lips, slowed or stopped breathing, and inability to wake someone are signs of this emergency.

Opioid overdose.

300

These two Spot materials contain the weekly Spot schedule, the tele line number and a list of services.

Palm cards, Printed schedule

300

In order to access methadone for OUD, a patient must go to this type of program.

Outpatient Treatment Program (OTP) or Methadone Clinic/Program.

400

True or False: A government ID and health insurance are required in order to see the Spot.

False.

400

Name three types of safer-use supplies available through CCCC besides injection supplies.

Safer smoking kits, drug testing strips, naloxone

400

These strips can be used to check a drug sample for the presence of this powerful synthetic opioid.

Fentanyl test strips.

400

These are the regular daily hours of the CCCC drop-in center.

Monday - Thursday, 9AM - 4PM

400

What did Charm City Care Connection used to be called?

Charm City Clinic

500

Name a location where the Spot truck is on Tuesdays or Thursdays.

Monroe & Lombard (Tuesdays), Fremont & Laurens (Thursdays)

500

Name three types of personal documents CCCC case management can help someone obtain.

ID, birth certificate, Social Security card.

500

Syringe programs are successful at reducing transmission of these two blood-borne infections.

HIV and hepatitis C

500

 If a Spot patient arrives to CCCC at a time when Spot is not on site, where should they be directed?

Spot tele line: 443-483-6150

500

Name one of the monthly injectable medication for OUD (that Spot is prescribing!).

Sublocade or Brixadi.